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GENERAL ITEMS

... registrars needed to be increased. The collecting system tended to increase infant mortality, and familiarised is-vette with the idea of the death of their child. Fur insuring infant life he suggested some branch of the Post-Office. In Manchester and Liverpool ...

VKGETABLKS

... at Maantrasna, near Cong, County Galway, on Friday morning, murdered four members of it in cold blood, and left other two mortally wounded. It appears that the house of Joyce lies in very lonely spot, and consists of two apartments. About six o’clock on ...

LAURIES CLOSE BORDER GAMES

... value quite as well as WelMter, of whom his behaviour sometimes reminds me,—ami can see society his own terms. And, though no mortal America could pretend to talk with Carlyle, who is also remarkable in Kngland as the Tower London, yet neither would he in ...

POBTKT

... ; We sighed for joy and sang for xorrowing To that sweet «pring. How could we guess that Love would oer grow old, Who its infant hours rou idly by? How could we know its kisses would grow cold Who kissed so oft? and how could you and I Dream Love could ...

POBTRY

... mightost save our race, And give us life! Thou art Wisdom’s High Priest! Thou bast prepared the feast Of holy love ; And in our mortal pain, Nome call on thee in vain, Help Thou dost not dixdain— Help from above, Ever be Theu our Guido, Our Shepherd and our ...

THOMAS CARLYLE

... writings al! in has away, and who first saw the light in the in which we live, and where, in our quiet, humble churchyard, his mortal remains were the other day consigned, in absolute silence (as was most meet), to mix with the kindred dust of those who gave ...

SPECIAL PRIZES

... Taylor. For Girls —3 Pot Plante-1, Jerrie Kirkpatrick; 2, Mary Ken. Dedy. 3 Cut Blooms-1, Henrietta BCDonald; 2, E. H. Bell. Infant Department: For Boys—Pot Plant-1, Joseph Kirkpatrick; 2, Wm. WAdarn. Cut Bloom —John Bell, Howrigg. Tee GANN. The annual athletic ...

THE ANN AND ALB OBSERVES, OCTOBER 14. 1881

... fita, and bis disagreeable fits too. No, my dear, you musn’t expect to have all your own way when you get married Men are mortal creatures, and have ali their failings.” Ethel shragyed ber shoulders, “You see what is before us, Miss Margaret,” she said ...

THE ANNANDALE OBSERVER. FEBRUARY 17, 1882

... woman came as nurse—an Italian I think they said she was, and she seemed to grow day by day passionately, devotedly fond the infant; bless its little heart! Sir Patrick at that time was merry, jovial, careless fellow, frank and free wi’ a’; and this nurse ...

THE ANNANDALE OBSERVER, JUNE 9, 1882

... day and night—as if some secret trouble was wearing you awa*, and save you had the seerup’you sleep wink.” “She was a sickly infant,” said the minister; sickly and peevish, yon say; and she grew up into a poor frsil bairn. When the time deep trouble came ...

FRIDAY, JUNE 5, USS

... usual Many lambs dropped prematurely, and from the want of natural keep there was much scarcity in many places of milk. The mortality was consequently Large. Blackfaced sheep have however done well, there being a good return of lambe. Scotsman . Annandale ...

THE ANNAK DALE OBSERVER, JANUARY 2. 1880

... only ray of comfort to be in contemplating the ovcarrence te that the agony must hare been brief. A moment of vague alarm, of mortal apprebension, perhaps tn some cases of dreadful ovrtaiuty that the end bad come, was followed by destruction tov eaddem and ...